Keys / Blind Spots test 1

Question 1

central stroke pain versus complex regional pain syndrome

Answer 1

CSPS - unrelenting pain from the thalamus
CRPS - edema , vasomotor changes

Question 2

Tone versus spasticity

Answer 2

Tone = passive postures
spasticity = resistance to movement

Question 3

Which 2 outcome measures fall under BS/ BF AND activity

Answer 3

Trunk Impairment Scle
STREAM

Question 4

Which 2 outcome measures fall under activity and participation ?

Answer 4

Stroke Impairment scale
Fatigue severity scale

Question 5

4 Outcome measures for Functional Mobility

Answer 5

1. Berg Balance
2. 5 STS
3. ABC confidence
4. 10 M Walk test

Question 6

3 Outcome measures for balance

Answer 6

1. ABC confidence scale
2. Berg Balance scale
3. FGA

Question 7

spasticity in a nutshell

Answer 7

externally modulated ( velocity dependent)
NO VOLITIONAL CONTROL
resistance to active movement

Question 8

synergies in a nutshell

Answer 8

internally modulated
VOLITIONAL CONTROL ( but all or nothing action)
why recovery is being able to move joints one piece at a time ( selective control)

Question 9

Momentum vs. force control strategy

Answer 9

Force Control - closed kinetic chain ( push through legs)
Momentum- open kinetic chain ( head leads then body/ legs follow)

Question 10

ipsilateral ataxia found in these 4 types of strokes

Answer 10

PICA , AICA, SCA, and MIPS

Question 11

Ipsilateral facial sensory loss ( CN 5) in these 2 types of BS strokes
which BS stroke has contralateral facial sensory loss

Answer 11

PICA and AICA = LATERAL = CN 5
contralateral = SCA

Question 12

Which BS strokes have ipsilateral facial weakness ( CN 7)

Answer 12

AICA and MIPS

Question 13

In PCA stroke ( similarities) pt. has visual and deficits, involuntary mvmts ( BG), and weakness (midbrain). What impairment is found in the dominant hemisphere? impairment in the non dominant hemisphere?

Answer 13

memory and visual agnosias ( identifying what an object is) - dominant
topographical orientation - non dominant